Don't let the acronyms and the word "Encryption" scare you, its actually very easy to enable TLS/SSL in Apache. So basically it sounds more complicated than it is -- like these last two sentences for example. First you should probably know what TLS and SSL are. Well according to Wikipedia ..."Transport Layer Security (TLS) and … Continue reading RHEL6 – Configuring Apache with TLS/SSL Encryption
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RHEL6 – Common Postfix Server Roles
10736157-a-cartoon-rabbit-with-an-angry-expressionIf you are anything like me you would rather not have anything to do with Sendmail or Postfix, however unfortunately it can be required learning in some circles. That being said this is my second postfix post in what I call my "Postfix: Nasty!" series. The first one can be read here, and I will be the first to admit that its not very good. However I chock this up to the fact that I really don't know much about Postfix at all and I'm writing these posts as part of the process of figuring out how to do what with Postfix. Specifically this post outlines and defines the standard roles that a postfix server can serve. Below are three common roles and their characteristics. You should get to know each of these and how to configure them.
RHEL6 – How to Setup an Anonymous FTP Server
Today on the fatmin we are going to setup an ftp server on RHEL6 that accepts anonymous uploads. We are going to do so with SELinux support and will be making modifications to iptables as well.
RHEL6 – Accessing ISCSI Disks with Iscsiadm
ISCSI is scsi (Small Computer System Interface) over IP. Where SCSI is the protocol and IP is the transport mechanism. This is going to be a quick and dirty overview of how to login to and mount an iscsi disk. This will not be an overview of how to share out a disk via iscsi. … Continue reading RHEL6 – Accessing ISCSI Disks with Iscsiadm
RHEL6 – Using ACLs to Grant and Restrict FIle Access.
Access Control Lists or ACLs provide more controll over file permissions than standard linux file permissions (UGO -- user, group, other). For example lets say that you want all members of the group "students" to have the ability to read a file, however you want to allow one user in that group the ability to … Continue reading RHEL6 – Using ACLs to Grant and Restrict FIle Access.